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To earn the Certificate in GISciences, students must
The certificate requires 27 units distributed between the Departments of Geography and computer Science as follows:
Geography (12-15 units)
| GEOG 381 | - Maps and Graphic Methods |
| GEOG 484 | - Geographic Information Systems (Required) |
| GEOG 488 | - Remote Sensing of Environment |
| GEOG 582 | - Automated Cartography |
| GEOG 584 | - Geographic Information Systems Application |
| GEOG 585 | - Quantitative Methods in Geographic REsearch |
| GEOG 588 | - Intermediate Remote Sensing of Environment |
Computer Science (12-15 units)
| CS 107 | - Introduction to Computer Programming (Required) |
| CS 108 | - Intermediate Computer Programming (Required) |
| CS 220 | - UNIX and the C Programming Language |
| CS 310 | - Data Structures |
| CS 320 | - Programming Languages |
| CS 503 | - Scientific Database Techniques |
| CS 514 | - Database Theory and Implementation |
| CS 520 | - Advanced Programming and Design |
| CS 535 | - Object-Oriented Programming and Design |
| CS 551 | - User Interface Environments |
| CS 575 | - Super computing for the Sciences |
Courses with relevant content may be
substituted for the geography and computer science courses listed
above with the approval of the certified advisors. See the General
Catalog for descriptions and
prerequisites for the above courses.
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